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Traffic, the road and all applicable signs and signals.
Traffic, the road’s characteristics and condition, and all applicable signs and signals, together with sufficient space, time and visibility. Traffic lights are part of signalling, not its only kind. Checking only one aspect is insufficient.
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Traffic, the road and all applicable signs and signals.
Only traffic lights, ignoring other signs and traffic.
Only the road without checking traffic.
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